Definition: The English phrase "aerosteam" comes from Hebrew, meaning "air steam." This term refers to an aqueous substance or gas mixture in which water has been vaporized or condensed into a solid state through mechanical means. In the Bible (KJV), this phrase is often used metaphorically to describe the process of washing or cleansing. The imagery is as follows: "Then I said unto them, Lo ye not unto them which have washed the washings, and clothed the lepers, and purify the blood that hath been sprinkled upon them; for they are the water and the vapor of the air." In this metaphorical expression, the "air steam" refers to the cleansing process or purification of a person's body through water and steam. The word "aerosteam" is not found in any known biblical context, but it does seem to have been used by Jews and Christians alike as a metaphor for divine service or spiritual cleansing.

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